We are using ZoneMinder with the acquisition board IVC-200 with the chip Conexant 878.
In the “monitor” mode all workr right.
The ZoneMinder version in use is 1.22.0 on a SuSE 9.3.
Our intention would be to use ZoneMinder for a circular recording, where we set a recording length (say one week) and ZoneMinder keeps stored a complete period while continuously recording.
Is this possible with ZoneMinder?
Also: we tried to set the video source in Record mode but the result was that at each minute a new event is created, and 4 frames are saved on the disk, but from the web interface the event looks empty.
What’s wrong?
Here are our settings:
General:
Source Type: Local
Function: Record
Maximum FPS: 5.00
Reference Image Blend %ge: 10
Source:
Device Path: /dev/video0
Device Channel : 0
Device Format (0=PAL,1=NTSC etc): 0
Capture Palette: Grey
Capture Width (pixels): 640
Capture Height (pixels): 480
Orientation: Normal
Buffers:
Image Buffer Size (frames): 40
Warmup Frames: 25
Pre Event Image Buffer : 10
Post Event Image Buffer: 10
Alarm Frame Count: 1
Misc:
Event Prefix: Event-
Section length:600
Frame Skip: 0
FPS Report Interval: 65535
Default Rate: Real
Default Scale: Actual
Thanks in advance for your help.
circular recording
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i have a random starting of new events on 1.22.0 that i cant resolve yet but
if you have a section legth of 600 and you use record you should create a new event every 600 seconds (10 mins) it will continue to do this until the hd is exhausted. You then you a purge when full filter to automatiically delete the oldest 6 events (1hour) when the disk is 95% full.
So yes you can but we need to resolve your new event every few seconds as even though it works you will soon hit the 32000 event per monitor limit.
what hardware your running on ie mobo, proc etc etc.
if you have a section legth of 600 and you use record you should create a new event every 600 seconds (10 mins) it will continue to do this until the hd is exhausted. You then you a purge when full filter to automatiically delete the oldest 6 events (1hour) when the disk is 95% full.
So yes you can but we need to resolve your new event every few seconds as even though it works you will soon hit the 32000 event per monitor limit.
what hardware your running on ie mobo, proc etc etc.
James Wilson
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Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk